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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 21, 1809
Page
4
The Emperor, after descending the throne, received the homage of the Council of States in the Hall of State. He spoke of his people and pledge to strengthen France, promising princes who will be happier and more powerful than ever before.
London readers see the Common Hall rework an address to the King denouncing ill conducted expeditions and national misfortunes. The petition demands a rigid inquiry into public expenditure and ministers, and calls for immediate Parliament convening.
A crowded gathering at the Crown and Anchor Tavern with Mr. Clifford presiding discusses a planned conciliation with Mr. Kemble. Proposals include lowering pit and private-box prices and halting legal actions. Brandon’s dismissal debated amid stage applause and boos. Shipping damage and wartime context follow in later notes.
Prominent actors faced a riotous crowd over staffing and pricing disputes. Mr Kemble appeared in morning dress to calm the audience, announced restoration of old box and pit prices, and pledged no further irregularities. Brandon's dismissal was demanded, but Kemble vowed calm and later resumed performance amid renewed applause.
The Expedition outfitted at Bombay for the Persian Gulf has been abandoned following an Imam of Muscat victory over pirates in the area. Troops slated for that service will instead guard the coast while our navy blockades Mauritius.
A morning stock uptick follows reports of a French government proposal. Lord Wellington’s army reportedly left Badajos for Castello Branco, though verification is lacking. A Saltcoats letter notes the ship Christian and Margaret Stell wrecked near Leith with 10 lives lost. hull to be driven into harbor after salt is washed out.
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